You can't order it online?
He likes to talk.
He likes to talk.
You can't order it online?
ah the key to the knowlege you seek is in my first post grasshopper, you must read past the picture to find what you seekWhat is it?
I read that part, but I'm still not sure exactly what that does. I know almost nothing about reloading.
There isn't a way to check for a flash hole, but if there was, I would.
actually, UniComp Corp makes the Vulcan 3 series of resonance imaging machines, they are a bit pricey at $1900 but I love mine. I can test for the presence of the flash hole without removing the primer and it even tells me the shape and diameter to within .002 th of an inch. Most people don't have the need for this type of expense, but with what I am doing, I can't afford not to have one.Just remove the barrel first. Excessive chambering of rounds can cause bullet setback.
There isn't a way to check for a flash hole, but if there was, I would.
actually, UniComp Corp makes the Vulcan 3 series of resonance imaging machines, they are a bit pricey at $1900 but I love mine. I can test for the presence of the flash hole without removing the primer and it even tells me the shape and diameter to within .002 th of an inch. Most people don't have the need for this type of expense, but with what I am doing, I can't afford not to have one.
It does require a 220V plug though, thats about the only downfall.
It does require a 220V plug though, thats about the only downfall.